George W. Klee v. Jessie M. Bryan

Plaintiff sued defendant for personal injuries and property damages suffered by him when his automobile, operated by him,
collided with defendant's automobile, operated by her, at the intersection of Gillham Road, a North-South street, and Brush
Creek, an East-West street in Kansas City, Missouri. Defendant counterclaimed for personal injuries and property damages suffered
by her. From a judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $1000 on his petition, and for him on defendant's counterclaim, defendant
appeals. Gillham is 40 feet wide north of the intersection but the curbing, on both sides, flares out at the point of intersection
so that, as it is approached from the north, the distance between the east and west side gets much wider. The traveled portion
of Brush Creek, at a point 64 feet east of this intersection where there is a slow sign, is 60 feet wide but, from that point
westward the north curb line flares and curves to the west and north. We refer to the intersection as being the area enclosed
by a projection of all of the curb lines of the respective streets from points before widening, due to their curving, begins.